The protagonist of this film says "Long live love!" to a character who has sex with him in a flooded prostitute's house. Another character in this film gets berated for playing jazz on the church organ, and later hosts a party where the guests listen to sounds of nature. That character Steiner, ends up shooting himself and his two children. One part of this film centers around two children who claim to see the Virgin Mary, while another character in this film, Nadia, performs a (*) striptease at a party. This film ends with Paola inaudibly yelling across a beach. The protagonist is engaged to Emma, who overdoses near the beginning of this film, and is played by Marce
The protagonist of this film says "Long live love!" to a character who has sex with him in a flooded prostitute's house. Another character in this film gets berated for playing jazz on the church organ, and later hosts a party where the guests listen to sounds of nature. That character Steiner, ends up shooting himself and his two children. One part of this film centers around two children who claim to see the Virgin Mary, while another character in this film, Nadia, performs a (*) striptease at a party. This film ends with Paola inaudibly yelling across a beach. The protagonist is engaged to Emma, who overdoses near the beginning of this film, and is played by Marcello Mastroianni. For 10 points, identify this film directed by Fellini centering on Marcello, whose name comes from the perceived lifestyle of the Italian aristocracy.
The protagonist of this film says "Long live love!" to a character who has sex with him in a flooded prostitute's house.
La {Dolce Vita} [accept The {Sweet Life} or other {English} equivalents]